1. The applicant must submit a complete permit application. The application can be submitted:
- In person, at the counter.
- By mail.
- By fax.
- Electronically through BuildingPermits.Oregon.gov
2. The permit application is reviewed for completeness.
3. When a permit cannot be issued the applicant is notified by telephone, fax, mail or e-mail that:
- Additional information is required.
- A plan review is required.
- Additional payment is required.
- The scope of work is not covered by the type of application submitted.
4. After full payment is received and all requirements are met a permit may be issued; for "basic service jurisdictions" on ePermitting, a work authorization may be issued allowing work to begin, but the basic service jurisdiction will issue the actual permit and notify contractor how to schedule inspections.
5. A permit or work authorization may be cancelled if jurisdiction finds that permit issuance is in conflict with a local ordinance, land use law or other legal requirement. The permit or work authorization purchaser must contact the local jurisdiction to resolve the issue.
